General Motors says its EV drivers can now reach more than 250,000 public chargers across North America. The automaker credits a network grown through its investments in Pilot Flying J, EVgo, ChargePoint, and IONNA, which it reports now totals more than 4,533 stalls at 844 sites in major metropolitan areas and along highway travel corridors. GM Energy frames the expanded access as a way to make long-distance EV travel more practical, pairing fast-charging stops with nearby attractions along common routes.
Highlights
- GM reports its EV drivers can access more than 250,000 public chargers across North America.
- Investments in Pilot Flying J, EVgo, ChargePoint, and IONNA have grown GM-supported public charging to more than 4,533 stalls at 844 sites, the company says.
- GM Energy’s collaboration with Pilot Company and EVgo anchors travel-corridor charging, including a site near Crater Lake in Chemult, Oregon.
- The featured charging destinations span 10 states and the District of Columbia, from Georgetown to Portland, Maine.
How Many Chargers Can GM EV Drivers Use?
The 250,000-charger figure reflects the total public charging GM EV drivers can access across North America, not stalls the company owns directly. GM attributes its growing public charging network to investments across four operators, a footprint it puts at more than 4,533 stalls at 844 sites. GM Energy’s collaboration with Pilot Company and EVgo supports highway-corridor sites such as the Pilot Travel Center near Crater Lake in Chemult, Oregon, while IONNA’s expanding fast-charging network adds locations in markets including Apex, North Carolina, and Daytona Beach, Florida.
EV Charging Destinations Across the U.S.
GM’s roundup pairs charging stops with nearby points of interest across the country:
| Location | Charging network | Nearby point of interest |
|---|---|---|
| Georgetown, Washington, D.C. | Electrify America | Historic Georgetown; Potomac waterfront |
| Sacramento, California | EVgo | Adjacent retail storefronts and a ceramics art studio |
| Apex, North Carolina | IONNA Rechargery | Downtown Apex, dog park, skate park |
| Moab, Utah | Electrify America (via Rocky Mountain Power) | Arches National Park; trailheads, boat launch, camping |
| Chemult, Oregon | Pilot Travel Center (GM Energy, Pilot, EVgo) | Crater Lake; hiking trails |
| East St. Louis, Illinois | EVgo | Gateway Arch view across the Mississippi River |
| Daytona Beach, Florida | IONNA at Wawa | Daytona International Speedway; Motorsports Hall of Fame |
| Austin, Texas | ChargePoint | Congress Avenue Bridge bat colony; downtown trails |
| Jackson, Wyoming | ChargePoint | Jackson Hole ski slopes; gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone |
| Portland, Maine | EVgo | Downtown museums and waterfront dining |
The featured sites draw on five networks — Electrify America, EVgo, IONNA, ChargePoint, and the GM Energy–Pilot–EVgo collaboration — reflecting the multi-operator public charging access GM markets to its EV drivers.
